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Mr.Speaker, I move to amend the gentlemen from Virginia's amendment Section 4. Court of Appeals (a) There shall be a Court of Appeals established in three circuits to hear appeals cases from the district court on federal matters and questions of law. The eastern circuit shall consist of the districts of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and New York. The middle circuit shall consist of the districts of New Jersey, Pennsylvania., Delaware, Maryland and Virginia The southern circuit shall consist of the districts of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia (b) For each of the circuit, there shall be a panel of 3 judges who shall reside in the circuit of which he is an appointee. (c) No judge shall give a vote in any case of appeal or error from his own decision; but may assign the reasons of such his decision. I yield.

Mr. Truboenski of Montana for himself and others presents A Bill To allot money to states to improve the infrastructure of rural areas in the state Section 1. Definition A) For the purposes of this bill, a Rural area shall be defined as an area of land outside the densely populated urban areas in a town or city. Usually large, open areas with few houses and few people. Section 2. Provisions A) Each State shall receive a block grant of 6.5 million dollars to use to fix and improve roads, sidewalks, buildings, and public transit in Rural Areas. B) The States of Kansas Nebraska Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Idaho and Montana shall receive an extra 2.0 Million dollars for use to fix and improve roads, sidewalks, buildings, and public transit in Rural Areas. Section 3. Enactment This bill shall come into effect upon its constitutional passage.

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Alex Truboenski Montana Senator Alex Truboenski made the following statement to the Press View full PR

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Mr.Speaker, I don't wish to undo the bill but I am free to state that basing an entire bill on a failed idea of tariffs won't result in a positive result. I yield.

Mr.Speaker, Basing an entire economic philosophy on a trade killing bill such as the tariff act is foolish at best, and out of touch with economics and the world at worst. Mr.Speaker, by implementing the tariffs we are killing hundreds of trade deals and companies for the sake of one industry which is barely above water, but I've talked this chambers ears off enough about the tariff issue I think. The real travesty Mr.Speaker is that even if we do get enough money to pay down the federal debt incurred we will still have years upon years of debt needlessly taken on from the states instead of allowing them the chance to pay them off themselves and then coming to us to ask for help. And with that beginning a strand of imperialism and centralism that will rival that of the imperialistic dictators whom shackles we just threw off. I yield

Why State Debts should remain State Debts By: Rev. Gideon McGee Representative for Rhode Island At long last, the day all the federalists in Congress have been waiting for has arrived to make their main focus of assuming state debts bill is now on the floor, and it is as bad as it always has sounded. Now many might be wondering why would everyone helping each other out with their debts be so bad? Isn't the role of the federal government to aid the states and give them guidance in areas deemed too big for a single state to handle? The answer is yes, that is the federal government's role, yet in this isn't a subject which requires federal interference. Many states Virginia for, example are close to or have already paid off their state debt which means they should have nothing to worry about unless the measure to assume state debts passes. In which case Virginia's money will now go to paying off the state debt of Georgia or South Carolina or New Hampshire instead of that money being focused on helping Virginians and their needs. Not only that currently the federal government has made a whopping .2 million dollars which is enough to pay for only about 4 states debts and we are running a deficit ourselves so it makes no sense to add ontop of a deficit we can't pay off with more debt that we can't pay off. That is why I urge my friends and colleagues to fight against this nonsensical Assumptions Act to protect the people's wallets and get this country off on the right foot economically. 

Why State Debts should remain State Debts By: Rev. Gideon McGee Representative for Rhode Island At long last, the day all the federalists in Congress have been waiting for has arrived to make their main focus of assuming state debts bill is now on the floor, and it is as bad as it always has sounded. Now many might be wondering why would everyone helping each other out with their debts be so bad? Isn't the role of the federal government to aid the states and give them guidance in areas deemed too big for a single state to handle? The answer is yes, that is the federal government's role, yet in this isn't a subject which requires federal interference. Many states Virginia for, example are close to or have already paid off their state debt which means they should have nothing to worry about unless the measure to assume state debts passes. In which case Virginia's money will now go to paying off the state debt of Georgia or South Carolina or New Hampshire instead of that money being focused on helping Virginians and their needs. Not only that currently the federal government has made a whopping .2 million dollars which is enough to pay for only about 4 states debts and we are running a deficit ourselves so it makes no sense to add ontop of a deficit we can't pay off with more debt that we can't pay off. That is why I urge my friends and colleagues to fight against this nonsensical Assumptions Act to protect the people's wallets and get this country off on the right foot economically.